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Event Program: 2024 Mission Foods Road Atlanta SpeedTour

Races & Other Events

Race Groups & Entry Lists

Articles, Partners & Local Attractions

In This Program

Event Schedule

A full run-down of when all of the weekend’s events are taking place, including: practice / qualifying / race session times, car show times and much more!

Hagerty Cars & Caffeine Car Show

Car Show -Enjoy  classic, vintage, exotic, and collectible cars of interest.

Entries:  Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli 

Trans Am – America’s Road Racing Series

More Info:  gotransam.com

Entries: Groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5B

Group 1  – Recognized small displacement production sports cars, sedans, Formula Junior and Formula Vee

Group 2 - Formula Ford (FF), Formula Junior (FJR), Club Ford, (CF) and Post Club Ford (PCF) as specified by the SVRA Formula Ford rule book

Group 3 - Series-produced sports cars and sedans in production pre-1972

Group 4  – Limited produced sports cars, racing “specials” and GT cars built or in production prior to 1960

Group 5B – Small bore World Sports Car Championship cars, prototypes as raced between 1960 and 1972, and Sports 2000

Other cars may be accepted by invitation.

Entries: Groups 5a, 7, 9, 11, PSSA

Group 5a  - Sports 2000

Group 7  – World Championship of Makes, on slicks; Under 2L sports cars as raced after 1972; Can-Am as raced after 1967; center-seat Can Am, SCCA ASR and BSR

Group 9 - All open wheel cars on slicks from 1970 to 2014 from the early F-2 cars to modern F-1 cars and everything in between

Group 11  - GTP/Group C, ALMS, PSCR, WSC, Grand Am, Prototypes, SCCA P1 and P2 as raced from 1981

PSSA - A new prototype race series that hosts a variety of Radical, Ligier, Revolution and Wolf prototype race cars. 

Entries: Groups 6, 8, 12, Ginetta Challenge

Group 6 – Select big bore production sports cars and sedans through 1972

Group 8 - Recognized series-produced sports cars and sedans in production prior to 1979, and later cars by invitation

Group 12 - Early and late model Stock Cars, mostly 3.0L

Ginetta Challenge – A Ginetta dedicated racing series that features the Ginetta G56 GTA 

Entries: Group 10, Stock Cars

Group 10 - Select GT sports cars, Trans-Am; select cars raced between 1973 and 1999, Trans  Am and production based contemporary cars as raced from 1999 to 5 years from today’s date or other cars as assigned

Stock Cars – A select group of production cars modified for racing.  The group includes NASCAR Cup and Busch/Nationwide Stock Cars  

Entries: INTERNATIONAL GT

IGT – A North American racing series that includes Stuttgart Cup, Mission Foods GT3 Cup Trophy and Maranello Cup championships for late model Porsche Cup, Caymans and Ferraris

More Info: internationalgt.net

Entries: Formula Race Promotions

FRP – Formula Race Promotions hosts competitive F1600, F2000 , Atlantic and Formula Ford Series. FRP offers a wide array of championships for teams and drivers alike

Article: Destination – Atlanta

The highways and backroads surrounding Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta offer a wealth of sightseeing and feasting opportunities

   Letter From the CEO  

Welcome to the Mission Foods Road Atlanta SpeedTour!   We are very happy to be racing at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta and excited to again challenge this world-class 12-turn, 2.54-mile road course. 

The paddocks are overflowing with rich history, showcasing hundreds of road racers…Brabham, Datsun, Alfa Romeo, Lola, Porsche, MG, Ford— these are just a few of the legendary nameplates you’ll find throughout the paddocks. The Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli returns to Georgia eager to add to its legacy.  SVRA, PSSA, FRP, IGT and Ginetta Challenge series have brought together a wickedly fast and diverse group of road racing icons. 

Saturday’s Hagerty Cars and Caffeine car show will exhibit a robust display of classic   and exotic vehicles. Stop by and vote for the car show’s People’s Choice Award.   Whether you’re in the hunt for an autograph, an admirer of vintage Mustangs or wheeling an 850 hp Trans Am car around the track, there’s something for everyone at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta this weekend.

I’m thrilled to present this world-class event.

Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. Let’s go racing!

Tony Parella CEO Parella Motorsports Holdings

Groups 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5b

Groups 5a, 7, 9, 11, PSSA

Groups 6, 8, 12, Ginetta Challenge

Groups 10, Stock Cars

Car Show Entries

Entry List: Trans Am

Entry List: International GT

Entry List: Formula Race Promotions

Road Atlanta (With Mission Foods Atlanta Speed Tour)

Braselton, ga.

EVENT INFORMATION

• 2023 Road Atlanta Schedule v3 (03-19-2023) (pdf)
• 2023 Road Atlanta Entry List (03-22-2023) (pdf)

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Trans Am heads to Road Atlanta

By Trans Am March 20, 2024 5:58 AM

By Trans Am | March 20, 2024 5:58 AM ET

The Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli heads to Road Atlanta for the Mission Foods Road Atlanta SpeedTour, the second race of the 2024 season. Trans Am has been visiting the 54-year-old facility since 1972, holding 40 races at the Braselton, Ga., track.

Home Game for Bennett and BridgeHaul The entitlement sponsors of this weekend’s TA/XGT/SGT/GT and CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series races are the Atlanta-based, woman-owned Bennett Family of Companies and BridgeHaul, with both races dubbed the Bennett/BridgeHaul Classic.

With their corporate headquarters located in the Atlanta suburb of McDonough, Bennett has found fast success in the city with their Bennett-sponsored NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Austin Hill earning the company three-consecutive hometown wins at nearby Atlanta Motor Speedway. Will the brand be lucky for our Road Atlanta contenders? Two drivers in this weekend’s races are sponsored by Bennett and BridgeHaul:

XGT Ricky Sanders, No. 18 BridgeHaul/Bennett/Pitboxes.com Chevrolet Corvette Danny Lowry, No. 42 Bennett/BridgeHaul/Pitboxes.com Mercedes AMG GT3

Scholarship Winners Begin 2024 Two drivers who were awarded the 2024 PMH Powering Diversity Scholarship will be making their first starts of 2024. Jenn Krpata (No. 93 Island Trees Auto Chevrolet Camaro) will make her Trans Am Series debut in the SGT class with her family-owned team after gaining experience competing in SCCA, NASA and SVRA over the last several seasons. In Trans Am’s CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series, Michele Abbate will once again represent the PMH Powering Diversity Scholarship class as she returns to Nitro Motorsports in the No. 30 GHOST Ford Mustang.

A New Iron Man This weekend at Road Atlanta, Keith Prociuk in the No. 9 HP Tuners/Cope Race Cars Ford Mustang will hit a milestone few reach in their Trans Am careers: 100 starts. Prociuk, who has been racing in the Trans Am Series’ CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series since 2014, will be recognized at Saturday’s podium with a 100-race commemorative trophy. Prociuk will become only the 20th driver in the series to compete in 100 events. Simon Gregg currently holds the record for most Trans Am starts at 215. Drivers participating this weekend with more than 100 starts include Tomy Drissi (No. 8 Franklin Road Apparel Chevrolet Camaro) with 171, Amy Ruman (No. 23 McNichols Co. Chevrolet Corvette) with 151, Tom Sheehan (No. 97 Vixen Cycle Co./LTK Insulation Ford Mustang) with 139, and Boris Said (No. 2 Weaver Racing/STEEL-IT Dodge Challenger) with 101.

Past Winners at Road Atlanta There are a number of drivers in this weekend’s field who have stood on the top step of the podium at Road Atlanta in the past. Chris Dyson and Billy Griffin are tied with the most wins of any entrants in this weekend’s competition with four. For both Dyson and Amy Ruman, Road Atlanta was home to their first-career Trans Am wins.

TA Boris Said, No. 2 Weaver Racing/STEEL-IT Dodge Challenger: 2021, 2002 Wally Dallenbach, No. 4 Ultimate Headers Ford Mustang: 2023 (TAH), 2022 (TAH) Billy Griffin, No. 14 Griffin Auto Care/Sheehan’s Towing Ford Mustang: 2023 (GT), 2022 (GT), 2020 II (GT), 2020 I (GT) Chris Dyson, No. 16 GYM WEED Ford Mustang: 2023, 2022, 2020 II, 2018 Adam Andretti, No. 17 Top Liner/Go Share Chevrolet Camaro: 2014 (TA2) Amy Ruman, No. 23 McNichols Co. Chevrolet Corvette: 2016, 2015, 2011

XGT Ricky Sanders, No. 18 BridgeHaul/Bennett/PitBoxes.com Chevrolet Corvette: 2023 (GT) Danny Lowry, No. 42 Bennett/BridgeHaul/Pitboxes.com Mercedes AMG GT3 (SGT)

SGT Lee Saunders, No. 84 LandSearch LLC Dodge Viper: 2015

GT Todd Napieralski, No. 39 SKF/Turn-Key/Bell’s Brewery Chevrolet Camaro: 2013 (TA3-A)

CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series Rafa Matos, No. 60 Concord American Flagpole Ford Mustang: 2019, 2018 Adam Andretti, No. 41 Ultimate Headers Chevrolet Camaro: 2014

There are three drivers in this weekend’s field who are originally from the Atlanta area, with one from Atlanta proper and two from nearby suburbs Stockbridge and Kennesaw.

XGT Ricky Sanders, No. 18 BridgeHaul/Bennett/PitBoxes.com Chevrolet Corvette (Stockbridge)

TA2 Ty Young, No. 22 Ty J Young Wealth Management Ford Mustang (Atlanta) Patrick Paul, No. 34 Paul Racing Enterprises Ford Mustang (Kennesaw)

Menard Starts Season with Win Paul Menard showed up at Sebring International Raceway and drove his way to victory lane for the second time in his Trans Am career. Menard, who has been racing on and off in Trans Am since 2002, is embarking on his first full-time season while driving the No. 3 Menards/Master Force Tools Ford Mustang fielded by 3GT Racing, and he does so with an 11-point lead in the TA standings going into Round 2.

Dyson Hoping for Turnaround at Atlanta Chris Dyson in the No. 16 GYM WEED Ford Mustang did not have the 2024 start he was hoping for, with a lap-one incident taking him out of the race and resulting in a last-place finish at Sebring last month. Fortunately, Road Atlanta is one place where Dyson has no trouble finding GYM WEED Winners Circle, as it is home to his first-career Trans Am win in 2018, and he’s followed that up with victories in 2020, 2022 and 2023, tying him with Billy Griffin for the most wins at the track of any entrant this weekend. Dyson is currently in pursuit of his fourth-consecutive TA championship, a feat which has only been achieved one time before by Ernie Francis Jr. While the Sebring troubles are certainly a setback, Dyson has proven he can rebound. Last year, Dyson lost power early in the season-opening race, resulting in a 10th-in-class finish. However, he was still able to secure the 2023 title on the strength of four victories, including Road Atlanta.

Amy Ruman Returns to Podium Two-time TA champion Amy Ruman returned to the podium with an impressive performance resulting in a third-place finish at Sebring. This was the Ohio native’s first podium since VIR in 2022, which was followed by a challenging 2023, with mechanical and parts issues that were out of her family team’s control.

Like Dyson, Ruman earned her first-career win at Road Atlanta, standing on the top step of the podium for the first time in 2011. She has since won at the track two more times, most recently in 2016.

Norwood Auto Italia Adds Josh Hurley to Arsenal GT team Norwood Auto Italia comes off of a successful Sebring run, with both of its drivers finishing on the podium. Chris Coffey in the No. 97 Norwood Auto Italia/Traffic Grafix Maserati MC GT4 won a hard-fought battle with Joey DaSilva in the No. 67 Ave Motorsports Toyota Supra to claim the top step of the podium, while his teammate, Colin Cohen in the No. 38 Norwood Auto Italia/Traffic Grafix Maserati MC GT4, finished third.

The team announced this week that Josh Hurley, who runs in the CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series in the No. 20 Greenlight Simulation/BCR Ford Mustang, would be joining their roster as driver coach and engineer. Hurley was the winner of Trans Am’s first Esports championship in 2020, and won at the virtual Road Atlanta that season. Hurley also clinched his first SCCA Pro Championship at Road Atlanta, winning the 2008 VW TDI Cup title.

TA/XGT/SGT/GT News & Notes Richard Grant in the No. 30 Grant Racing Chevrolet Camaro recently raced in the SCCA Super Tour event at Road Atlanta. He finished fifth in GT1 in Race 1 and seventh in Race 2.

Once again, Adam Andretti will be pulling double duty this weekend at Road Atlanta. Andretti will pilot the No. 17 Top Liner/Go Share Chevrolet Camaro for Burtin Racing in the TA class, in addition to the No. 41 Ultimate Headers Chevrolet Camaro in TA2. Andretti also has one other role in this weekend’s event: birthday boy. Andretti will celebrate his birthday on Sunday, March 24th, the same day as the TA/XGT/SGT/GT race.

In addition to running his familiar No. 42 Bennett/BridgeHaul/Pitboxes.com Mercedes AMG GT3, this weekend, XGT’s Danny Lowry will also be racing in SVRA’s Group 6, driving a 1965 Ford GT 350.

Boris Said has two Trans Am victories at Road Atlanta, but has also visited victory lane at the track’s most prestigious event: the Petit Le Mans. Said drove to victory in the GT class in 2001. Tomy Drissi in the No. 8 Franklin Road Apparel Chevrolet Camaro also has a Petit Le Mans win, driving to victory in the PC class in 2017.

CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series

Standings in for a Shakeup Connor Zilisch and Austin Green both sit in the top five of the overall CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series standings and the rankings for the Young Gun Award, which will reward the highest-finishing driver under the age of 25 with $20,000. However, both drivers are missing from the entry list this weekend, as they are running part-time schedules while they split their driving efforts between multiple racing series. This presents the opportunity for full-time drivers Rafa Matos in the No. 60 Concord American Flagpole Ford Mustang, who sits third in the overall points, and Thomas Annunziata in the No. 90 Nitro Motorsports Ford Mustang, who is currently fourth, to move up the standings and potentially put a buffer between them and sixth-place Thomas Merrill (No. 26 HP Tuners/Cope Race Cars Ford Mustang) and seventh-place Adrian Wlostowski (No. 3 CMI/Spot-On-Serv Ford Mustang). In the Young Gun standings, a good run can allow Annunziata to take over the lead, as he currently has a 16-point advantage over fifth-place Ben Maier (No. 80 BOE Marine Ford Mustang). Tyler Gonzalez in the No. 40 Nitro Motorsports Ford Mustang currently sits in the top five of both the series and Young Gun standings and is entered this weekend, but he is not expected to run a full schedule this season.

Michele Abbate Paying Tribute Michele Abbate returns to the racetrack for the first time this weekend following an incredibly difficult off-season. Abbate’s older brother, Sergeant Michael Abbate of the Nevada State Police, was hit and killed by a drunk driver while he and his colleague were assisting an unresponsive driver, who was also under the influence. His colleague, Trooper Alberto Felix, was also killed in the incident. Michael Abbate was passionate about racing and was the lead instructor and coordinator for the Emergency Vehicle Operations Course.

This weekend, Abbate will be carrying her brother’s name, as well as a thin blue line tribute on the side of her No. 30 GHOST Ford Mustang with the hopes of raising awareness for STOP DUI, a Nevada non-profit that keeps impaired drivers off the roads, both locally and nationally.

Barry Boes On Top Barry Boes in the No. 27 Team SLR-M1 Racecars Ford Mustang currently sits atop the Pro/Am standings after topping the class at the season opener at Sebring International Raceway. He also comes into this weekend’s race with excellent statistics and recent experience at Road Atlanta. Two weeks ago, he scored a GT2 win in Race 2 of the SCCA Super Tour event at the track. In total, Boes has won five of his last six races in the GT2 class, with previous SCCA victories at Sebring and NOLA Motorsports Park. Boes also earned top-five finishes in both of the Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli’s Western Championship races in the season-opening Thunderhill doubleheader.

Another Pro/Am competitor, Bruce Raymond in the No. 54 Optima Batteries Ford Mustang, also has found success at Road Atlanta in the past, winning at the track in the Sportscar Vintage Racing Association’s Group 10 in recent years. Raymond was SVRA’s Group 10 champion in both 2019 and 2020.

Road Atlanta SCCA Super Tour Boes isn’t the only driver to experience recent success at Road Atlanta, as several other competitors in the TA2 Series also competed in the SCCA Super Tour event at the track.

John Weisberg, No. 11 Iron Smoke/Red Line Oil/Carbotech Chevrolet Camaro Finished third in GT2 in Race 1 and fourth in Race 2

Caleb Bacon, No. 18 CB Motorsports Chevrolet Camaro Finished second in GT1 in Race 1 and fourth in Race 2

Patrick Paul, No. 34 Paul Racing Enterprises Ford Mustang Finished fifth in GT2 in both Race 1 and Race 2

Jared Odrick, No. 81 CB Motorsports Ford Mustang Finished third in GT1 Race 1 and fifth in Race 2

Jake Drew Debut Jake Drew will be making his first-career Trans Am Series start this weekend, stepping into the No. 7 Silver Hare Racing Chevrolet Camaro previously occupied by Connor Zilisch. Drew was the 2022 ARCA Menards Series West champion, and has also made six starts in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. The 24-year-old has three ARCA road course wins, scoring two at Portland International Raceway and one at Sonoma Raceway, both in the season he won the championship.

The Silver Hare Racing team certainly knows how to win at Road Atlanta, as Zilisch earned his first-career Trans Am win at the track last season. The team also opened 2024 with a victory, with Zilisch winning the season opener at Sebring International Raceway in the car last month.

Like Father, Like Son Boris Said Jr. will be sporting new colors this weekend on his No. 75 Silver Hare Racing Camaro. He will be driving a blue and white HendrickCars.com livery through the rest of the season. The paint scheme matches a car that his father, Boris Said, will drive in what is intended to be his final NASCAR race, the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Sonoma Raceway in June.

TA2 News & Notes Usually atop the pit box, Nitro Motorsports team owner Nick Tucker earned a trophy for his accomplishments behind the wheel last weekend. Tucker competed in IMSA’s Pilot Challenge as part of the 12 Hours of Sebring and finished third in the TCR class with teammate and Trans Am alum Andy Lally.

Another TA2 competitor also had a fantastic weekend at the 12 Hours of Sebring: Connor Zilisch won his second IMSA race of the season, victorious in LMP2. He was previously a part of the winning LMP2 team at the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona.

Darin Mock will be unveiling a new paint scheme this weekend with a new sponsor, ProFabrication, Inc. The owner of the company, Steve Sousley, is a former NASCAR team employee of Mock’s father, Butch Mock. The two developed a lifelong friendship, and ProFabrication, Inc. now supplies headers and exhaust systems to nearly every circle track and road racing series in America, which will soon include Trans Am’s TA2 Series.

Tyler Gonzalez in the No. 40 Nitro Motorsports Ford Mustang is coming off a Mazda MX-5 Cup win last week at Sebring International Raceway.

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Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta

Frequently asked questions, general information.

State of Georgia and Hall County law requires that alcohol may not be brought into our facility. A variety of food and beverages are available at our concession stands during various public events.

Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta books companies to come to the track to host track days for motorcycles and cars. See our events schedule for company names and dates.

We currently do not offer private tours.

Yes. You must make reservations to come to the track at least 24 hours prior by calling 880-849-7223. However, no purchases are allowed for the public during private track days or during spectator events. Types of fuel:

Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta does not offer a teen driving school but NASA ( http://nasaproracing.com/ ) has one and Skip Barber Racing School offers a defensive course ( http://www.skipbarber.com ).

Yes. You must purchase an ATV pass for each event and sign a waiver. Here are the rules and regulations for this: 

• Georgia Helmet Laws are enforced on all Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta Roads, unless designated within the paddock areas
• Use of skateboards, roller skates, roller blades, razor scooters, e-bikes, bikes, ATV, 4-wheelers must require a helmet on
• Off roading is prohibited within the property
• Any use of hoverboards (single or dual-wheeled) is strictly prohibited within the property
• All unlicensed vehicles must have the proper passes
• All motorized vehicles used to carry people or property, including without limitation, scooters, golf carts, 4-wheelers, powered carts, Segways and ATVs (collectively “Powered Carts”) in use on the property of Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta must be registered.
• Powered Carts must be driven in a safe, slow, and careful manner, and shall at no time exceed any posted or designated speed limit, at all times while on MRRA property. The number of passengers allowed on a Powered Cart shall not exceed the seat capacity. Passengers shall remain seated at all times. Drivers will yield to pedestrians. Anyone observed driving in a careless or unsafe manner, including without limitation in violation of any provision of this Powered Cart Policy, will be removed from the property and have their Cart Credential revoked. The undersigned agrees to be responsible for compliance with all laws & government regulations for the use of the Powered Cart.
• Powered Carts must be driven by a licensed driver over the age of eighteen (18) with valid driver’s license unless applicable state or local law requires a higher age limit. The number of passengers may not exceed the manufacturer’s designed and installed seating capacity. All passengers must be seated during operation.
• Alcoholic beverages are not permitted in any Powered Carts. No alcohol is to be consumed by any driver or passenger while the Powered Cart is in use. No driver shall operate any Powered Cart while under the influence of alcohol.
• Only Powered Carts equipped with factory installed (or equivalent) front headlights and rear running lights may be operated after daylight hours.

Seating areas are located in the two following areas:

• Terrace seating by turn 10a/b
• Bleachers on the front straight

We allow fans to bring in their own chairs and blankets to sit anywhere around the track that is accessible to fans.

Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta does not operate track days but go to the following link for other companies that do. Click Here

Yes. Please remember no glass bottles or alcoholic beverages are allowed in the facility.

Spectator events that allow camping are:

• SCCA events
• MotoAmerica
• WERA events
• Motul Petit Le Mans

And occasionally a few others. Call 800-849-7223 with any questions.

While Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta does not encourage bringing pets to the track, we do allow them. Pets are the responsibility of the pet owner.  Pet owners are liable for any injury or damage caused by their pets. All pets must be kept under the control of a leash no longer than 6 ft.  Please be courteous and clean up after your pet.  Failure to do so will result in removal from the event/property.  Pets are not permitted in any buildings, concession areas, grandstands, hospitality locations, paddock areas, false grid, or pit lane due to the close proximity to the track. Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta reserves the right to restrict/remove disruptive or exotic pets.  If your pet disrupts or causes harm to another individual or property, you and your pet may be removed from the facility without a refund.

We recognize the importance of service animals in assisting guests with visual and other impairments. A service animal is defined by the ADA as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. Tasks performed by the dog must be directly related to the person’s disability. Emotional support, therapy, comfort or companion animals that provide comfort by being with a person are NOT qualified by the ADA as service animals.

• Service animals must be under the control of the handler at all times.
• The service animal must be leashed, harnessed or tethered at all times, unless these would hinder the service the service animal is trained to perform.
• If a service animal behaves in a way that poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others, has a history of such behavior, or is not under the control of the handler, that animal may be excluded.

Guests are responsible for caring for and supervising the service animal, including toileting (bringing their own pet waste disposal bags), feeding, grooming and veterinary care.

All events are different. Tickets will either be at will call (this building is located next to the open field with free parking) or at the front gate.

No. However, you may bring a fire pit and grills.

Yes, check out the details here: Click Here

We accept groups of volunteers only. Please call 800-849-7223

Depends on the event. Call 800-849-7223 for specifics. For camping spectator events the gates are open 24 hours/day.

You must arrange an appointment by calling 770.967.6143.

Yes. We have several handicapped parking areas around the facility along with handicapped accessible restrooms.

Yes. Click here

For most events competitors can access the track at 5:00pm the night before the event (or test day if there is one).

No, but you can contact I-85 Truck and Trailer Storage 678-780-0398.

No. But if you inform the gate staff they can accept a package for you.

Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta’s facility hosts many events that are “Non-Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta” events. The track is rented and the series puts the event on, which means, they sell their own tickets. For those events you can purchase tickets at the gate or on the group’s Web site.

MOTUL PETIT LE MANS

Advanced tickets are available for Drift Atlanta and Motul Petit Le Mans.  Tickets include paddock access and may be purchased online in advance or at the gate on race weekends.  All Will Call tickets are placed at the Will Call/Registration building which is located outside of the facility.  24 hour Will Call is available for both events.  Tickets may be charged to MasterCard, VISA, AMEX or Discover.   No refunds.  All events are held rain or shine.  Click here to purchase tickets!

• All sales are FINAL – no refunds and no exchanges.
• Wristbands are NON-TRANSFERABLE and NON-EXCHANGEABLE.
• Wristbands MUST be worn securely on wrist for entry into Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta and cannot be slipped on and off.
• Do NOT remove between days, stretch or tamper with your wristband.
• Subsequent and/or multiple presentations of a counterfeited wristband are VOID and will be seized by security/track staff.
• If your wristband is removed by security/event staff for any reason, it WILL NOT be replaced nor refunded.
• If your wristband has been lost, stolen, or damaged can be replaced for the original purchaser, one time only, visit the Will Call/Registration building before entering Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. Subject to a $20 wristband replacement fee.
• THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS TO THIS WRISTBAND POLICY.

Parking is free for most events. These are designated areas at the main entrance for spectator parking. Infield parking is available for a fee for all events.  If camping, please read our policies regarding camping below.

Camping is available in the infield at most races.Camping is not permitted at Drift Atlanta. Reserved RV sites are available on a limited basis. Rates vary between events. Call for rates and reservations 770.967.6143, or 1.800.849.RACE.

• Motul Petit Le Mans: Reserved RV camping will be permitted in the facility starting at 8:00am Tuesday of race week and non-reserved RV camping and tent camping will be allowed in Wednesday of race week at 8:00am.

At our fans request, we are providing expanded food and beverage (alcoholic & non-alcoholic) services throughout the entire facility. State of Georgia and Hall County law requires that alcohol may not be brought into our facility. A variety of food and beverages are available at our concession stands.

DRIFT ATLANTA

No camping allowed at Drift Atlanta .

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2022 Tire Rack SCCA Time Trials National Tour at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta Powered by Hagerty

The Tire Rack SCCA Time Trials National Tour is an engaging, accessible and inclusive nationwide tour designed to give enthusiasts the chance to push limits on track, to experience cars bound only by budget and imagination and to enjoy off-track social activities featuring food, media, photography and fun. Camping at the track is encouraged, friends and family are welcome and food and drink are available on site. 

ON-TRACK, drivers will tackle the 2.54-mile Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta to see who can put down the best laps as part of the action-packed SCCA American Road Race of Champions.

*If you don't have your own AMB or Westhold compatible transponder, you will need to add a rental transponder. Entries within seven days of the event may not be guaranteed a rental transponder.

OFF-TRACK: Those who want to experience the action, excitement and festivities of a Time Trials National Tour are not limited to drivers. Tech Officials, Timing and Scoring gurus and more are welcome at the event and at the parties. Helping as a volunteer, worker or officials costs nothing and those interested can apply by using the link below.

EVENT DETAILS

A. GENERAL RULES: This event is governed by the 2024 SCCA Time Trial Rules (TTR), National Competition Format and National Classing as outlined at timetrials.scca.com plus the rules and procedures found on this page.

B. PASSING & TRACK PROCEDURES: Groups will use the suggested passing rules and procedures for Novice, Intermediate and Advanced Drivers as outlined in the “ Rules of The Track ” section found at timetrials.scca.com.

C. CLOTHING: Drivers are required to wear the minimum clothing outlined in the SCCA Time Trials Rules or as required in the specific track rules for their car and class. Safe apparel must be worn in the pits at all times (shirts and closed toe shoes). Crew members on pit lane must display their event credentials at all times while on pit lane.

D. PACED LAPS: Paced Laps are intended for Novice Drivers and Drivers who have never seen the track. Other drivers may join with permission of their group's driver coach if they join at the back and track density permits.

E. PIT LANE: The speed limit on pit road is 25 mph. No tire scrubbing in the pit lane prior to entering the course.

F. IMPOUND: Drivers will report to impound for post-session debriefs immediately following each session.

G. RESULTS: Live timing will be available during the event at timetrials.scca.com. Provisional and final results will be posted at the Event Center. Additionally, final results will be posted to timetrials.scca.com no later than seven days following the completion of the event.

H. FLAG PROCEDURES: Black Flag Station and other event-specific flagging procedures will be announced at the event.

I. SCALES: Location and Requirements will be available at check-in.

J. EVENT SCHEDULE: Actual session start times may be delayed from the published schedule due to unforeseen circumstances during the event. It is the driver’s responsibility to listen to the PA system and pay attention to activity on track. The schedule or run groups may only be changed (or start times advanced) at the discretion of the Competition Director, with concurrence by the Event Lead, depending on pre-race entry counts or as needed to accommodate situations during the event.

K. COMMUNICATIONS: Radio frequencies used by event officials may be monitored but shall not be used for communication by any participant.

A. DRIVER ELIGIBILITY: The event is open to all drivers with a valid state driver's license and a full membership to the SCCA.  If you don't have a membership you can join when you register.

B. TIME TRIALS LICENSES: It will help if you have one, but it's OK if you don't. Event officials will work with you to make sure you get one fitting your experience level at the event. (No charge.)

C. MEDICAL: Please notify the Officials of any pertinent medical condition(s). Any participants involved in an accident in which there is significant damage or any injury, or at a race official’s discretion, MUST present themselves or be transported to the track medical facility for evaluation. Off-site medical transportation fees may apply.

D. MINOR DRIVERS: D rivers 16- and 17-years-old, with a state-issued driver's license can compete, but there is some extra paperwork. Please contact Officials before the event and get approval from the Event Lead.

A. VEHICLE ELIGIBILITY: Competition is open to all vehicles conforming to the National Time Trials Classes . Some tracks do not allow Electric Vehicles. Please refer to Track Information to verify EV eligibility.

B. DECALS: All cars must have Tire Rack SCCA Time Trials National Tour decals and any required partner decals visibly placed on each side of the vehicle and a Tire Rack windshield banner at the top of the front windshield. Decals will be provided free of charge and may be obtained at registration and/or tech. A diagram of sticker placement for Time Trials National Tour events can be found here: Time Trials National Tour Decal Placement. A diagram of sticker placement for Time Trials Nationals will be available soon.

C. TECHNICAL INSPECTION: All vehicles must be presented at tech to turn in tech forms and pass the event safety inspection (Tech) if required prior to any on-course participation. Tech may also check event sponsor decal requirements and verify compliance of Vehicle Identification. Competitors are cautioned that vehicle/identification color combinations such as red/black, red/blue, and white/silver do not have adequate contrast.

D. TIMING & SCORING: All cars are required to use fully operational Westhold, MyLaps/AMB TranX260 or X2 transponders. The driver is responsible for providing correct information to Timing & Scoring. Non-functioning transponders will likely result in the loss of times.

E. RENTAL TRANSPONDERS: Rental transponders are available through registration.

A. Competition Vehicle Parking: There will be a designated area for SCCA Time Trials National Tour Competitors. This area will be posted closer to the event.

B. Spectator/Crew Parking: Spectator and crew parking is very limited in the paddock area. Ride sharing and race team cooperation are appreciated.

C. EMERGENCY LANES: Keep all lanes in the paddock open at all times. This is necessary so that emergency vehicles of all sorts can fulfill their duties. If you leave a vehicle blocking an emergency lane, it will be removed without warning.

2. PROVISIONS

A. Racing Fuel: Road Atlanta has automatic (credit card) pumps for both unleaded (98 octane) and leaded (110 & 112 octane) VP racing gas. While these pumps are normally available throughout the weekend, at a recent event the phone lines failed and the pumps failed to operate. Should this happen again we will make every effort to resolve the situation, but participants would be well served to plan ahead to ensure they have adequate fuel for the weekend. There ARE alternate sources of racing fuel in the vicinity.

B. Medical Facility: If you are sick or injured, please check with the medical staff. They will treat you as needed and process necessary paperwork. SCCA insurance will not pay if you do not have the paperwork processed. The facility is located at the beginning of pit lane.

3. GENERAL RULES

A. Property Damage: Road Atlanta and/or SCCA-Atlanta may hold drivers responsible for damages to property. Drivers continually cutting apexes in the grass may be held financially responsible for repairs and may be penalized.

B. Participant, Crew, Guest Conduct and Intoxicants: Any participant using intoxicants before their race group or assigned duties are over each day is subject to disqualification from the event and ejection from the property. Use of illegal drugs is specifically prohibited at all times during the event. Anyone using illegal drugs is subject to disqualification and ejection from the property. Drivers are responsible for their crew. Workers are responsible for their guests. Impound and Registration are race activities. Smoking is prohibited indoors as well as in Tech, Grid, Pit Lane, and within 20 feet of the Media Center/Tower.

C. Pavement and Wastes: Per Road Atlanta policy: Do not drive stakes into the pavement. Always use wood blocks or metal plates to prevent pavement damage from jacks and jack stands. Do not spill oil, coolant, or fuel onto pavement or ground. Receptacles for waste oil and for coolant are available in the tech shed. Please make provision for removing from the premises any used tires, fuel, brake fluid, solvents, hazardous waste products, and batteries. If you do have an accidental spill, please call for the Race Chairman.

D. Restricted Hours: Hall County ordinance prohibits running race engines between 8:00 PM and 8:00 AM. It also prohibits running race engines during the hours from 10:00 AM to 12:00 noon on Sundays. Road Atlanta’s gates will be locked at 8:00 PM on the last day of the event. Please be off the premises by that time.

E. Other Restrictions: Per Road Atlanta policy: There is a strict 5 MPH speed limit on all personal ATVs, bicycles, MoPeds, or other personal transportation devices at all times. Pets are allowed only in the paddock area and must be leashed at all times when not inside a vehicle. No glass containers are allowed on the property. Skateboards, passenger-carrying wagons and skates are prohibited in the paddock, pit and grid areas. The operation of any vehicle by persons not holding a valid State Operator’s Permit is prohibited. Road Atlanta policies that may not be known at the writing of these Supplementary Regulations will supersede any rules stated here.

2023 Tire Rack SCCA Time Trials National Tour at Road Atlanta Powered by Hagerty

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The team at   Racers360   works to improve the driving experience using drivers’ own on-board videos to coach. You’ve seen sports commentators use replays and on-screen drawing tools to talk through plays, right? Same idea, different application! This is especially helpful when you can send in a lap video from day 1 and get their coaching video back in time to review for your sessions on day 2. That’s why we are thrilled to partner with Racers360 for the Tire Rack SCCA Time Trials National Tour presented by Hagerty and bring nearly instant and in-depth coaching to our participants.

The idea is simple- drivers send in their lap video, a Racers360 coach reviews it, and makes a response video with overlaid footage of them talking you through each part of your lap and where you can improve your approach to shave off valuable seconds. Each coaching video is about 20 minutes and is yours to keep so you can watch it over and over again to get that lap perfect. And these aren’t amateur coaches we’re talking about. These are seasoned professionals who have been there, done that, AND got the trophies! Names like Memo Gidley, Mike Skeen, Peter Krause, and Pippa Mann, just to give you an idea.  Curious how it all comes together? Check out an example of their coaching videos   HERE.

Interested in getting some coaching from the Racers360 team? You can purchase sessions when you register for TTNT events.  They have offers and packages tailored for the TTNT crowd:

One Lap Analysis (same day turn around time) : $149 - Simply send in video from any device and a coach will breakdown your driving corner by corner with an in-depth coaching session.  We turn your roughly 2 minute lap video into a 15 minute coaching session where coaches focus on driving techniques specific to the experience level you have, the car you drive and the track you are driving on.  Must be purchased a minimum of 5 days ahead of your on track session. 

Data Analysis (same day turn around time) -  $199 - Send in data of one session from any data logger system and a coach will review your data and film a data analysis coaching session giving you specific ways you can improve.  Must be purchased a minimum of 5 days ahead of your on track session. 

Personal Coaching Package -  $269 - This package includes 2 one lap analysis with same day analysis videos with a 10% discount.  You are guaranteed to have the same coach with both videos! Must be purchased a minimum of 5 days ahead of your on track session. 

Check out all the options and book your session before your event!

A. PAYMENTS, WITHDRAWALS & REFUNDS:  Credit card payment is required for online registration. A full refund will be given for cancellations made 2 weeks before the event start date. A $150 cancellation fee will be charged for cancellations made within 2 weeks of event start date. Any withdrawal or cancellation of your registration should go through my.scca.com by going to "My Events", finding your event, and clicking "cancel" to submit a cancellation request. If you have any additional questions, please reach out to the Time Trials team at  [email protected] .

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How to plan an epic road trip to atlanta.

It’s always time for a road trip, y’all. As the B-52s sing, “I’m headin’ down the Atlanta highway.” Whether you’re traveling to Atlanta for a weekend getaway or passing through as a stop on your way to the beach or another neighboring city, you’ll want to check out these ideas for an epic Atlanta road trip. This ultimate Atlanta road trip guide includes information on how to prepare for your trip, where to stay in Atlanta, what to pack, see, do and eat.

Prepare for Your Trip

It’s time to prepare for your epic road trip to Atlanta. Find out where to stay, what to pack and how to get ready for your trip.

Where to stay in Atlanta

Being a major city and home to one of the busiest airports in the world, Atlanta has plenty of hotels to suit every preference and budget. You can easily search hotels based on neighborhood if you want to stay close to the highway or a specific locale. 

Looking for a luxury hotel? Atlanta has several incredible ones including Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta, Waldorf Astoria Atlanta Buckhead and The Ritz-Carlton Atlanta. View them all with our hotel guide . Staying in the area for a while? An extended stay may be a good option for you. Looking for a pool? Check out the best hotel pools in Atlanta . Families with younger children might find our list of kid-friendly hotels helpful.

What to pack

Bring your masks and check the latest COVID-19 protocols for Atlanta as well as the places you’ll be visiting and staying. Don’t forget sunscreen, umbrellas and rain jackets for sporadic summer showers and rainy days. Get into the spirit with Atlanta-themed road trip snacks like Coca-Cola beverages, boiled peanuts and peach-flavored candies. Be sure to sync up some Atlanta artists on your playlist, too.

Driving Distances to Atlanta from All Directions

I-85 south into atlanta.

Greenville (2 hours 15 minutes), Charlotte (3 hours 58 minutes), Raleigh (6 hours 20 minutes)

Stops along the way: 

• NASCAR Hall of Fame, Charlotte. Learn about the legends of the sport, immerse yourself in the history through exhibits and interactive experiences.
• Chimney Rock State Park, Chimney Rock, N.C. Take in show-stopping views, take a hike, say hello to animals. Try rock climbing.
• Consolidated Gold Mine, Dahlonega, Ga. Go underground. Try your hand at gemstone mining. Pan for gold. 
• Stone Mountain Park, Stone Mountain, Ga. Climb the mountain or hop aboard the Summit Skyride. Play a round of golf. Visit the covered bridge. Grab a bite. 

I-75 South into Atlanta

Chattanooga (2 hours), Knoxville (3 hours 15 minutes), Nashville (4 hours)

Stops along the way:

• Rock City Gardens, Lookout Mountain, Ga. See seven states. Walk the Enchanted Trail. Visit Fairyland Caverns.
• Cloudland Canyon, Rising Fawn, Ga. Explore 3,500 acres on bike, on foot or on horseback. Try disc golf. Go geocaching or fishing. 
• Tellus Science Museum, Cartersville, Ga. Look up in the planetarium. Tour fossil and mineral galleries. Let the little ones explore My Big Backyard. 
• Big Chicken in Marietta, Ga. It’s a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant, but the really big chicken is a local landmark as in, “Go to the Big Chicken and take a right.” 

I-75 North into Atlanta

Savannah (4 hours 30 minutes), Jacksonville (5 hours), Tampa (6 hours 22 minutes), Orlando (7 hours 15 minutes) and Miami (10 hours)

Stops along the way in Florida and Georgia:

• Kennedy Space Center, Merritt Island, Fla. Visit the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame. Salute the unsung heroes in Mission Control. See the Rocket Garden.
• Ghost Tour of St. Augustine. Are there really ghosts in St. Augustine? Climb aboard the bus and find out. 
• Savannah. Stroll through Forsyth Park. Check out the architecture. Visit the waterfront.
• The Varsity, Atlanta. It’s the worlds largest drive-in restaurant and an Atlanta tradition. Hot dogs, fries and fried pies for dessert. 
• Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park, Atlanta. Dr. King was born here on Auburn Avenue. Tour his birth home. Sit it a pew at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church and hear one of his sermons.
• Atlanta Botanical Garden, Atlanta. It’s bloomin’ lovely, right in the heart of Midtown. Walk among the treetops. Visit the orchid center. It’s 30 acres of green space. 

I-20 East into Atlanta

Birmingham (2 hours 12 minutes)

Stops along the way in in Alabama and Georgia:

• Talladega National Forest, Brent, Ala. Detour to Cheaha State Park in Delta, Ala. Near the visitors’ center, enjoy scenic mountain view from the overlook. Nearby, can you spot Big Foot? 
• Sweetwater Creek State Park, Lithia Springs, Ga. Have a picnic, enjoy a hike and wade in the waters. Watermill ruins look familiar? Movie buffs might enjoy knowing it was a film location for “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.” 

I-20 West into Atlanta

Augusta, (2 hours 22 minutes)

• Lake Oconee, on the Oconee River near Greensboro and Eatonton, Ga. Splurge at the nearby Ritz-Carlton Reynolds. 
• Hard Labor Creek State Park, Rutledge, Ga. There’s biking and birding and fishing and hiking, swimming and geocaching.
• Little Five Points, Atlanta. Exit onto Moreland Avenue and stop for a bite to eat at eclectic East Atlanta Village. Continue on Moreland to Little Five Points and take a photo at iconic Junkman’s Daughter or the giant skull that marks the entrance to The Vortex.

Things to See and Do

You’ve arrived. Welcome to Atlanta. Here’s an epic roundup of all the things to see, do and taste .

Visit Atlanta’s top attractions and landmarks

For awesome Atlanta locations for your Instagram pics, don’t miss our ultimate guide to Atlanta landmarks . You’re sure to stumble across a few of your own as you explore this amazing city. Atlanta is home to beautiful, eclectic neighborhoods full of public art and hidden treasures, quaint shopping, galleries and excellent restaurants. In addition, there are a handful of things that are uniquely Atlanta that you should be sure to explore. 

Atlanta offers a treasure trove of history and culture, with its roots dating back nearly two centuries.  Top historical spots to visit include Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park , Atlanta History Center , Oakland Cemetery and Margaret Mitchell House .

If you’re looking for popular attractions that the kids will love, don’t miss World of Coca-Cola or Georgia Aquarium located just steps from each other Downtown. Or take a tour of Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame for an up-close look at the world of college football. Across the road, see The Spectacular Olympic Rings sculpture at Centennial Olympic Park and the Fountain of Rings (please note that the park is partially closed for renovation).

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Itineraries and guides

Whether you’re spending one day in Atlanta or planning a week-long vacation, check out our self-guided itineraries to family fun or Atlanta’s must-see attractions .

Want a little more guidance? Join a safe, professionally led tour for insider tips and in-depth history.

There are several options for Atlanta tours depending on your interests. Foodies will love Atlanta Food Walks while sports enthusiasts may prefer a tour of Mercedes-Benz Stadium , home to Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United, or Truist Park where the Braves hang their bats. Atlanta offers a variety of guided tour options from walking to specialized vehicles. Learn about them here .

Parks and outdoors

Atlanta is truly the City in a Forest with plenty of natural areas to enjoy the great outdoors and catch a breath of fresh air. Atlanta is home to many public parks, but you won’t want to miss Midtown’s Piedmont Park , 200 acres of green space housing hiking trails, green lawns for a variety of sports, a swimming pool and playgrounds for the little ones.

Located next door, is one of Atlanta’s crown jewels, Atlanta Botanical Garden , which adds another 30-acres of lush foliage, gardens and botanical displays in addition to special events. Of course the natural beauty hardly ends with these two locations. Take a look at favorite parks and gardens for the full offering.

Kid favorites

Like many large cities, Atlanta offers something for everyone, and this includes kids of all ages. Teens and tweens might enjoy one of these 12 activities , which, of course, include a trip to Six Flags over Georgia that even younger kids will love. Six Flags offers not only the traditional thrill rides but a fun water park, too. Depending on the season, you may be able to take in a ball game at Truist Park or visit the Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame. The youngest visitors would probably love spending time at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta for some hands-on playtime or stopping at Center for Puppetry Arts to view puppets from around the world including the collection of Jim Henson puppets, costumes and props. 

Prefer to spend time outside with the kids? We’ve got that covered, too, with these 8 outdoor adventures .

For couples and friend getaways

Looking for a place to get away with friends or for a romantic getaway? Atlanta comes alive with a vibrant nightlife scene . There is plenty to choose from whether it’s dancing, music or a delicious meal. Beer lovers will find a variety of local brews and cool breweries to visit and those who love to get outside will enjoy these restaurants with bars and patios .

Couples can find ways to carve out a little time for themselves with our ultimate list of date night ideas – many of which would be fun for groups or a weekend getaway without the kids.

Planning a bachelorette party or girls’ trip? We love these ideas for the ladies . Really need to chill out and relax? Consider these relaxing weekend retreats to help you recharge.

What to Eat

Where to start? Barbecue, Southern, innovative? Atlanta’s Food Story is one that is as down to earth as a Varsity hot dog, as varied like the countless international options on Buford highway and as innovative as the talented, resilient neighborhood locales. Kids and adults love King of Pops (gourmet cold treats on a stick). Grab one at the window on Elizabeth Street or find them all over Atlanta. Atlanta is synonymous with soul food, barbecue, fried chicken, sweet tea and famous and up-and-coming chefs . Foodies may want to dive deeper and tick a few boxes on the 25 iconic Atlanta dishes list or take a cruise down Buford Highway known for its vast array of diverse culinary offerings from Central America, Mexico, Korea and much more.

Searching for a healthy portion of comforting soul food? You’ve come to the right place. Atlanta is home to some famous soul food eateries .

Food halls 

We’re not talking the junior high cafeteria of your youth. Atlanta is home to some topnotch eateries in revamped “food halls” like Krog Street Market and Ponce City Market , both renovated historical buildings now home to popular cafes and restaurants, shopping and entertainment. Is everyone in your party in the mood for something different? These food halls as well as Sweet Auburn Curb Market and Chattahoochee Food Works are great options as you can indulge your taste buds in a variety of cuisines like Vietnamese, Mexican, soul food, sushi, bakery items, seafood, confections, Italian, coffee, vegan and even more. Each location offers a communal dining area where you can mingle with locals and tourists while enjoying the vibe. 

Share your adventure

Don’t keep your vacation a secret. Share your best photos and stories with your family and friends, and tell the world how much fun you had on your Atlanta road trip. Don’t forget to tag us on social media @DiscoverAtlanta #DiscoverATL.

Thanks for coming. See you next time.

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